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The Owl
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What type of limits are you looking for?
Smaller bet sizes more options.
Bigger bet sizes less options.
If you are doing smaller bets and want good numbers on underdogs. I would look into Bovada (they ban sharps/winners though). A lot of squares betting favorites on this site so you usually can get a decent number on underdogs compared to other sites. You can also go with betonline.ag
If you are betting large amounts. I would look into Bookmaker and Pinnacle. Both of those will take large bets and actually pay you. Pinnacle puts out the sharpest lines cause they take sharp action unlike 99.9% of books and are known for taking large bets (six to seven figures) on game days. However, they don't technically take U.S. players but there is a way around it. I would start with Bookmaker for large bets and being in the U.S.
Smaller bet sizes more options.
Bigger bet sizes less options.
If you are doing smaller bets and want good numbers on underdogs. I would look into Bovada (they ban sharps/winners though). A lot of squares betting favorites on this site so you usually can get a decent number on underdogs compared to other sites. You can also go with betonline.ag
If you are betting large amounts. I would look into Bookmaker and Pinnacle. Both of those will take large bets and actually pay you. Pinnacle puts out the sharpest lines cause they take sharp action unlike 99.9% of books and are known for taking large bets (six to seven figures) on game days. However, they don't technically take U.S. players but there is a way around it. I would start with Bookmaker for large bets and being in the U.S.
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My bookie is good. Bovada is straight.
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Having a local, especially if he copies soft numbers, is a good route as well.
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It's not betting; it's investing.
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Spoken like a true sharp
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College football investing is basically a free money situation if you're smart. Every week there are one or two free money giveaways. Key is to not get greedy and try to invest in too many games each week. Pick the free money games and load up.
Example from last year: The line on the Miami App State game. Wasn't the line -6 in favor of us?
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Yep. Put $200 on us and watched my balance increase. There's at least 1 game like that every week
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Absolutely perfect example of a free money giveaway party.
The main example to me last year was when they set our over/under win total at 6.5 initially. That is investing not gambling. Anyone smart enough to get in at 6.5 should have put every penny they had on it.
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There are several of those throughout the college football season. There's no other sport where investing is so easy.
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This would be a good weekly thread for us investors lol once the season starts. I live in ATL in drive over to Birmingham AL and make bets every now and then.
Put your house and kids on Bama -7
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